Fremont Gold Project
7585 highway 49 north 95338 Bear Valley, CA, US

The shop is starting to buzz with excitement as the drill season gets closer and closer. We are expecting the RC (Reverse Circulation) drill to show up Wednesday.

Hello and happy Monday to all. Fremont Gold has been busy the last few weeks preparing for a new drill program. We currently have Dias Geophysical on the property working on the geophysical (ground) map.

UPDATE: Thank you for everyone who applied for the position but at this time we are no longer taking applications. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fremont Gold is hiring! Job description: Geotechnician - Responsible for the processing and cutting of rock samples. Assist geologist with core logging/sampling and field work. General labor when needed.... Job Requirement: Mariposa County Residents, Reliable transportation, Ability to lift and transport 50 LBs Please send your resume to Bryan Alexander at [email protected]. We will contact qualified candidates to schedule an interview.

Hello All, Fremont gold has survived the fire and we are back and running. This month we begin our ground survey. The survey will allow us to look at the geology underground.

A picture of Site Manager Bryan and Geo-Tech Frankie with members of the Mariposa Gem & Mineral Club after a Fremont Gold site tour.

Geologist Alex and Kate having a look at the quartz veins and quartz blow out on the project.

Don't forget to RSVP to the Open House we are having!

Geo-Tech Frankie standing with giants Russ, Pete, Ryan, and Dan. These guys were a great crew with an awesome work ethic. It was a pleasure to work along side them. Thanks guys!

We have recently been collecting soil samples all over the Fremont Project, taking 1350 samples approximately 300 feet apart. A soil sample is collected from the B Horizon which is the layer of soil just under the root system or A Horizon. These samples will be analyzed for gold, silver and other elements. We would like to thank North American exploration for a job well done, even in this crazy weather.

We are enjoying the rain inside the shop working on RC chips. RC chips are pieces of rock samples. We are transferring the RC chips from paper envelops to plastic trays.

Geologist Martin and Geo-tech Frankie out collecting Surface samples. Surface samples are collected from an outcrop of exposed rock. Surface samples help us better understand our geology and gold mineralization.